Native American guys - Size? Pics? Members?

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I'm curious about Native American guys (what's the PC term these days?). What is their average size like? Are there any pics of naked Native Americans, or any porn sites devoted to them? Any of you guys here have some Native American blood, or grew up around some NA fellas and have some stories to tell?

As an Aussie I've seen a lot of them in movies and such (and damn they are HOT!!) but I can't seem to find much about them down there.
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I dated a guy who was half Native, don't remember which tribe. He was just under 5" long but very thick. I loved him dearly, to me he was beautiful.
 

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in my opinion Tribal Americans is the best term
Native is a poor term because anyone born in the area is native to it so it's rather stupid to use that term overall
 

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Thomas Jefferson wrote that American Indians (Yes, I said it. INDIANS) had large "organs of generation". I'm not sure what experience he was basing this on.
 

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This PC stuff is bullshit!!
We prefer to be called what we are.
I am Cherokee and prefer to be identified as such. Most members of my tribe feel the same way.
I have a good friend who is Creek and thinks the same way. (Funny as the Cherokees and Creeks are mortal enemies. LOL)

When people ask us if we are Native Americans, we just tell them yes just to be polite because we know (and it NEVER fails) that they'll never inquire as to what tribe we belong to, much less care.

I'll tell people that I'm Cherokee and they'll immediately say "Ah, so you're Native American". To which I'll tell them that no, I'm Cherokee.

It would be the same as a Mexican identifying himself as such to someone, and that someone says, "Ah, you're a spic".

It's that irritating to us.
 

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This PC stuff is bullshit!!
We prefer to be called what we are.
I am Cherokee and prefer to be identified as such. Most members of my tribe feel the same way.

I have a good friend who is Creek and thinks the same way. (Funny as the Cherokees and Creeks are mortal enemies. LOL)

When people ask us if we are Native Americans, we just tell them yes just to be polite because we know (and it NEVER fails) that they'll never inquire as to what tribe we belong to, much less care.

I'll tell people that I'm Cherokee and they'll immediately say "Ah, so you're Native American". To which I'll tell them that no, I'm Cherokee.

It would be the same as a Mexican identifying himself as such to someone, and that someone says, "Ah, you're a spic".

It's that irritating to us.

Dear EagleCowboy:

I hear you loud and clear. I also appreciate the noise and will, in the future, take note and remember it when drooling over a Flathead, Nez Pierce, Shoshone (many Shoshone's in Nevada who are Shoshone-licious), and the rarer Ute, Piute, and Ghosute, etc., who live in the general schema of my idea of the USA.

I had the misfortune of working for the BIA for a summer in 1973 in the Four Corners area while attending college. That internship was certainly not what I had hoped it would be. I was just an altruistic fool thinking I could help be part of the solution rather than the problem. Not.

With regard to the generalization of the slur "spic," imagine my chagrin when I realized after 4 years that my best friends and colleagues in grad school (husband and wife) were not Mexican/American nor did they identify themselves as Chicanos or "La Raza". They were, in fact, Cubans. Yeah, that was humbling revelation. When we spoke in Spanish (as opposed to castellano) I just thought they had strange accents from the States of Yucatan or Quintanna Roo instead of the northern accent I was used to hearing from Chihuahua, Sonora, and Monterrey. Yeah. Took a shaky couple of weeks before the effrontery of my ethnocentric view of the world was forgiven and our friendship healed.

So, uh . . . um . . . you got an older uncle or mature male in your family who is as hot as you who might be interested in dating a 3/4 white trash 1/4 Mexican and almost senior citizen like me?

Yours salaciously,

Mr. Midlifebear
 

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There was a group on Yahoo which may have been dissolved; it was called "downtoearthnativeamericanmen" -- and it was awesome in the beauty and eroticism (and dick power) in so many of the photographs of those tribal men. Many art photos, others were just lots of hot male photos. And yes, there were a LOT of extremely well endowed males there!

But my personal experience hasn't included enough sampling to draw valid conclusions! I think I'll resume the research now that it's spring!
 
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Midlifebear:

>shudders< I'm sorry that you worked for the BIA. None of us really like dealing with them. I know it had to be a nightmare for you. Seems like they're continuously ripping us off at every turn. Just recently, the Cherokee tribe (so far) is the first tribe to tell the US gov't. to take a hike.
Alas, sorry, no. All my uncles are happily married. (finally)

Henry Miller: You do have a point. Seems like a minority group might look "exotic" to a majority group.
 

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Midlifebear:

>shudders< I'm sorry that you worked for the BIA. None of us really like dealing with them. I know it had to be a nightmare for you. Seems like they're continuously ripping us off at every turn. Just recently, the Cherokee tribe (so far) is the first tribe to tell the US gov't. to take a hike.
Alas, sorry, no. All my uncles are happily married. (finally)

Henry Miller: You do have a point. Seems like a minority group might look "exotic" to a majority group.

Yo, gorgeous EagleCowboy:

Shudders, indeed! The entrenched, bureaucratic racism and out right ignorance of the government lifers working for the BIA continues to avoid being gutted and exposed. I walked away from that internship with a deep sense of shame and humility.

On the positive side, I did have a summer-long fling with a beautiful young man who could legally sneak me into areas otherwise off limits to "Non NavaJohns" (his sarcasm, not mine) in the Navajo Nation red rock country. We would spend days lounging out-of-doors alone, naked and enjoying as much sex as possible. Every time I smell suntan lotion scented with coconut oil and pineapple I get all misty and sentimental. That was the new "lube" then, available in the supermarkets in Kayenta. (John Nakai Red Door, if you happen to read this I still jack off thinking about you!) Sadly, he's not reading this (at least in the usual sense), because he died several years ago.

Glad to hear your uncles are "married", I suppose . . . sigh. :redface:
 

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This PC stuff is bullshit!!
We prefer to be called what we are.
I am Cherokee and prefer to be identified as such.
It would be the same as a Mexican identifying himself as such to someone, and that someone says, "Ah, you're a spic".

It's that irritating to us.

But in order to not irritate (forget the PC stuff, I agree), if I don't know you are Cherokee but do know that you are descended from North America's Aborigines, how would you guys like to be addressed, so as not to offend or patronise?

Indian?
Aborigine?
Tribal American?

You've already stated not Native American?

I'm many things.

Caucasian.
Western.
European.
British.
White, even.

None of which I find offensive or patronising.

Is there ANY acceptable, descriptive, title we can give to certain races that won't upset them?

Apart from Homosapien or Human?

Just asking. No offense intended.
 
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I think there comes a time when we are all tired of the "PC" mentality of things. With that said, if you really want to be "PC," then refer to us by our Nation - tribal affliation.

The government has sanctioned the terminology, "American Indian," but many people will identify by many things. Some identify by Indian; some by Native American (mostly younger people now); some Native. Me personally... I identify by my tribes (Lumbee and Tuscarora).

As for the pics... what you see is what you get! :redface:
 

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think about it if the indians were hung wouldn't it stick out under their little brown skirt??

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shall I add more "lame" icons????

Brown skirt? Dude... just...... whatever.......
 
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